Is passing the ICAG examinations by itself enough to qualify as a member?
Qualification completion
Is passing the ICAG examinations by itself enough to qualify as a member?
No. The examinations must be passed and evidence of acceptable work experience must be provided.
Applies to: Students seeking to satisfy the qualification elements for ICAG membership.
What the authority says
Detailed explanation
The syllabus states that all elements of the qualification must be satisfied for a person to be qualified as a member of ICAG: examination passes and evidence of acceptable work experience.
What this means for students
Practical implication
Completing the examinations alone does not satisfy the syllabus statement for qualification as a member; acceptable work-experience evidence is also required.
Evidence
Official authority
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ICAG Professional Programme Syllabus 2024–2029
Institute of Chartered Accountants, Ghana · Official ICAG publication
- Pinpoint
- Paragraph 7, PDF page 5 (printed page 3)
- Supports
- Membership qualification requires passed examinations and evidence of acceptable work experience.
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